2017 Map of Champion SW

About this map

Hiawatha Cem serves as a lone local landmark in the corner of Chase County, documenting a sparse burial ground amidst a landscape of section lines and range markers. The terrain is characterized by rolling formations and the prominent peak of Old Baldy, situated just south of the boundary between Chase Co and Dundy Co. This remote corner of Nebraska is defined by its rectilinear road network, including corridors such as 726 Rd and Ave 333, which connect scattered agricultural lands and ranch sites. The map illustrates the late twentieth-century grid system in a region largely defined by the Public Land Survey System, spanning townships from t5n r39w down to t3n r38w. The absence of large settlements highlights the rural and isolated nature of the High Plains as it appeared in the mid-2010s.